KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot
About KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot
KPOT Korean BBQ & Hot Pot at 44751 Schoenherr Rd in Sterling Heights, MI combines Korean barbecue and hot pot in a hands-on, all-you-can-eat format. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner in a casual setting, with seating for families, groups and solo diners. Its listed offerings include vegan and vegetarian options, small plates, a salad bar and dessert. An on-site bar serves beer, wine, liquor and cocktails, and the restaurant lists live music and sports viewing among its features.
Reservations are accepted, and last seating is one hour before closing. Dining is on-site only; takeout and delivery are not available. Families have access to a children’s menu, high chairs and changing tables. Free on-site parking is available, along with wheelchair-accessible parking, an entrance, seating and a restroom. KPOT has a Google rating of 4.8 from 3,724 reviews.
Known for
- Hands-on Korean BBQ and hot pot
- All-you-can-eat dining
- Vegan and vegetarian options
- On-site bar, live music and sports viewing
- Children’s menu and family amenities
What reviewers say elsewhere
“Went there because the birthday boy wanted it. I liked it more than I thought i would. The process sounds complicated but it isn't. You cook it yourself at the table. The sauces were good. The soup bases are good, The service was th…”
— Mark Haygen, September 17, 2026 · google
“Dinner is roughly $35 per person, but it is all you can eat. The meat is great quality for an all you can eat restaurant. Be aware that the whole table has to make the same choice on whether to do Hotspot, bbq, or both.”
— Peter Combest, September 15, 2026 · google
“The place was LOUD. The food was OK but I wasn't crazy about cooking it ourselves. We were talking and some of the food got burned. It's supposed to be "all you can eat" but some guy came to our table and said we have to leave. I didn't …”
— Alan Dean, September 14, 2026 · google
“Our experience was horrible! We were there from Ohio and had a large group meeting for a bite before a concert at freedom Hill. We arrived after the bulk of our group. There was a table right in front of them, and directly to the side o…”
— COOKIE, September 13, 2026 · google
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